… a reading assignment that shaped my Barnard experience. My First-Year English class was called “Legacy of the Mediterranean." We were reading a poem by T.S. Elliot … was aware of becoming INVOLVED in her laughter -- and being part of it -- until her teeth were only accidental …
/commencement/archives/2014/speech3… AI technology, these three Barnard alumnae cracked the code to successful careers in computer science By Kira … courses across the street at Columbia. She remembers it being a somewhat solitary experience. “It was kind of an … whom she met when she was a senior at Barnard and he was a first-year Ph.D. candidate, had a travel-heavy job too. One …
/magazine/spring-2021/data-driven… Black women nationwide, Barnard community members discuss the importance of mentoring and retaining Black women who are … the classroom, citing two specific reasons for doing so: First, she felt there was no one at the school who could … science and technology studies — she described being a STEM major at Barnard as “so exhilarating and so …
/news/supporting-black-women-stem-careers… Black Women in STEM In celebration of Black History Month, the College is republishing the story below with community … the classroom, citing two specific reasons for doing so: First, she felt there was no one at the school who could … science and technology studies — and described being a STEM major at Barnard as “so exhilarating and so …
/news/why-we-support-black-women-stem… Barnard College Welcomes the Class of 2025 Meet the next generation of leaders coming to campus this fall. … Communications. “Like Barnard, these students excelled by being adaptable and bold, and we are so excited to have them …
/news/barnard-college-welcomes-class-2025… Magazine Barnard magazine Spring 2020 Exercise isn’t the only way to get healthy. Research shows that volunteering … the work. “I want the opportunity to work with the guests being served by the program, loading the dishwasher, running … Khaldun-Diarra ’96 at an early age. “I remember my very first volunteer experience,” she says. “I used to go up to …
/magazine/spring-2020/driven-give… Educating the Elite Suki Kim ’92 By Kristi Berner Barnard Magazine … our interview. “Hardback temporarily sold out @Amazon, being restocked; Available @ B&N.” The book is a memoir of … is. In a way, I’m trying to find that in my books.” Kim’s first book, The Interpreter, is a novel centered on New York …
/magazine/winter-2015/educating-elite… Professor Emlyn Resetarits is an assistant professor in the Biology department. She started teaching at Barnard in … aquatic ecology and then my last couple chapters ended up being more parasite ecology focused. Whenever people get … shops. I was also going to be a classics major for the first couple years of undergrad. But then at some point, you …
/news/faculty-spotlight-professor-emlyn-resetarits… Dear Barnard Community, According to recent media reports, the College has learned that the doxing trucks that many … Response Team at 212-854-3362 or visit their office on the first floor of Elliott Hall for further support resources and … touch with students who have made reports to CARES about being doxed with meeting details. Anyone can make a complaint …
/news/notice-potential-return-doxing-trucks… and her husband, Jonathan Haynes. Frances Sadler ’72 was a first-generation college student when she arrived at Barnard in the fall of 1968 at the height of the civil rights movement. … color to see themselves in leadership roles. Says Sadler, “Being a medalist is acknowledgment that doing ordinary things …
/magazine/summer-2017/recognizing-outstanding-commitment-barnard… Barnard studying Architecture and English. She hails from the Pacific Northwest and is interested in families, … not see on the daily, with our own human eyes. She loves being on set, and experiences a sense of camaraderie rarely … related to social justice, particularly relating to first-generation experience, immigrants, education, racial …
https://mediacenter.barnard.edu/news/sloate-media-centers-efmp-2023-cohort… Spring 2013 To the Finish Line Sakina Pasha ’13 leads Racecar club By … Altmann Barnard Magazine Spring 2013 In the fall of her first year at Barnard, Sakina Pasha ’13 was intrigued by a … numbers of times when I’d have to choose between being at the hospital for my father or at a play for my son. …
/magazine/spring-2013… Norms Barnard faculty and students are proving that the old way isn’t always the best way By Amanda Loudin, with … Sime Nagasawa....” Image When Design Informs Well-Being “When you picture a classroom, you probably think of a … Jackson; Walgreens Boots Alliance CEO (and one of the first Black women to serve as a Fortune 500 CEO) Rosalind …
/magazine/winter-2023… Return to the main SPARK page SPARK Archive SPARKs are designed to … with the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being. If you are interested in learning more about women's … Monumental Women formed with the goal of creating the first statue of real women in Central Park. (Historically, …
/spark-archive… for Campus Life and Student Experience and Dean of the College Office of the Dean of the College Campus Life and … academics, extracurricular activities, and well-being, supporting the immediate needs and lifetime goals of … and Student Experience division includes: Access Barnard First-Generation/Low-Income Student Initiatives (FLI) …
/college-leadership/dean-college… for Campus Life and Student Experience and Dean of the College Office of the Dean of the College Barnard Library … link . Summer: study rooms are open to students on a first-come, first-served basis. Study rooms are for use by … decrease as you ascend the library, with the fourth floor being the quietest. There are additional study areas on …
/spaces/studying-collaboration… as they transition into college life. June 26, 2023 The summer before Mariam Sikiru ’25 entered Barnard as a first-year, she attended the Access Barnard Pre-Orientation … inform them. A cornerstone of the Access Barnard ethos is being a welcoming home base that honors the origin story of …
/news/bridge-belonging… College welcomed acclaimed author Edwidge Danticat ’90 as the Africana Studies Program’s first speaker of its Distinguished Alumnae Series, which aims … forward even when it feels as though we are chasing or being chased by ghosts.” After the lecture, she and Professor …
/headlines/ediwdge-danticat-90-speaks-about-creating-dangerously… of his new book, Mutual Aid , Dean Spade ’97 discusses the theory and how it can help veteran and novice activists … and build new skills for giving and receiving feedback, being interested in other people’s wisdom and perspectives, … the many people who protested against injustice for the first time this year? I would encourage new activists to be …
/news/5-questions-activist-mutual-aid… ‘Shakespeare, Technicity, Theatre’ W. B. Worthen, chair of the Department of Theatre, talks about his newest book and … October 19, 2020 The world of theatre is currently being challenged, with Broadway staying dark several more … on a screen has both aesthetic and social implications. First, I’m interested in why we call “Zoom theatre” theatre . …
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